Progressive Type II Censored Order Statistics and their Concomitants: Some Stochastic Comparisons Results
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In this paper we prove some stochastic comparisons results for progressive type II censored order statistics. The problem of stochastically comparing concomitants of the two progressive type II censored order statistics with possibly different schemes, under different kinds of dependence between X and Y is considered and it is proved that if Y is stochastically increasing (decreasing) in X, in some senses, then the concomitant variables Y R^~ ’s are stochastically [i:n] increasing (decreasing) according to usual stochastic ordering, hazard rate ordering, likelihood ratio ordering, mean residual life ordering and dispersive ordering.
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volume 6 issue None
pages 111- 124
publication date 2007-11
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